This development stimulated the carpet industry by permitting an unlimited range of colour and design with an economy of pile.
The car runs enough miles on electricity to cover an average commuter's trip but also has a gasoline engine, which gives it virtually unlimited range.
Organists could play bass lines and control volume with their feet, play accompanying harmonies with the left hand and improvise with the right while continuously orchestrating an unlimited range of expressive possibilities.
So the new managed online systems are usually initially designed to give users a fairly wide, though certainly not unlimited, range of choices while they become accustomed to it.
The Pentagon, for example, wanted to be able to spend $60 billion freely, on an unlimited range of military needs, but Congress cut the amount to $9 billion and required five days notice before even that could be spent.
Shoni Schimmel, a 5-foot-10 junior guard, leads the Cardinals in scoring at 14.4 points a game and has seemingly unlimited range on her arcing 3-point shot.
His first major work, Der Römerbrief (1919; The Epistle to the Romans), established his position as a notable theologian with a new and arresting message about the sheer Godness of God and the unlimited range of his grace.
Taurasi, 6 feet tall and confident as a scorpion, is among a new generation of big guards who play on the perimeter with unlimited range and also knife to the basket, possessing the body control to get bumped and still finish the shot.
The painstaking craftsmanship behind a pre-Gutenberg Bible was evidence of a society that could not afford to make room for an unlimited range of works but also welcomed restriction as the basis for a proper engagement with a set of ideas.
With enough satellites zooming around up there, phones will have virtually unlimited range.
